Investmentnews Email Newsletter: Stocks have recovered from summer selloff, but bears are lurking (August 23, 2024)

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Stocks have recovered from summer selloff, but bears are lurking, strategists say

The market may have recovered from its summer swoon, but fall has historically been a rocky time for stocks.

Challenge for ETFs in the ether

The first spot-price ether ETFs have been out for more than a month, during which time investors pulled money from the biggest product and prices dropped 20 percent.

PREMIUM

Avoid college tuition sticker shock by locking in rates

How a Private College 529 prepaid account mitigates tuition inflation, taxes, and rising education costs.

But retirement security is a problem for many, and the demise of traditional pensions has correlated with widening income inequality.

VIDEO

Ideas for advisors seeking to improve their cash management

Adam Grealish, head of investments at Altruist, sits down with InvestmentNews anchor Gregg Greenberg to discuss ways in which advisors can improve their cash management practices.

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529s, loans, credits … financial strategies for back-to-school planning

Advisors share planning ideas, and some lessons learned, to help ensure clients' kids are getting an education.

EDITORIAL

Cash sweep rates thrust into the spotlight

Are firms hiding the price tag, or are clients simply not paying enough attention? Either way, these accounts are now on everyone's radar.

OPINION

Three things to get right to attract HNW clients

Moving upstream and gaining more decamillionaires requires a different value proposition compared to simply running a successful wealth management firm.

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Barclays hammered with $1.25M fine over fingerprinting lapses

Finra has penalized the Wall Street brokerage for failures dating back to at least 2013 and involving thousands of its non-registered employees.

Authorities are continuing their efforts to investigate the disaster that took the life of the 70-year-old veteran leader.

The ex-financial counselor for the US Army has been ordered to pay $1.4M for orchestrating a multimillion-dollar churning scheme.

The regulator's "inquisition" against campaign contributions could have a chilling effect on political participation, the dissenting official warned.

Indexed and structured products logged robust double-digit growth as fixed-rate annuities face challenges from declining rates, says new report.

The wealth firm's newest branch in Cincinnati is operated by a multi-generational team that includes a 29-year veteran advisor.

the two advisors who reportedly managed over $360M extend the broker-dealer giant’s reach in Florida and Colorado.

The deal blends the fintech provider's AI sophistication with an established presence in the asset and wealth management industries.

A group of first-lien debt holders have made some concessions as the troubled firm tries to dig out of its $1.5B debt hole.

Market analysts continue to whet their appetites before the much-anticipated Jackson Hole speech.

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Is the hype surrounding generative AI declining?

New report sees waning excitement for GenAI despite increasing investment in technology.

Stocks have recovered from summer selloff, but bears are lurking

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